Ever been chatted up? Share with us your best and worst lines, and join Vanessa for an ideal start to the day, with a first look at the papers and great music to ease you in. Show more

Chris is back from his holiday, and he has some brand new jingles to play. We hear from the man who made them - the jingle genius Jem Godfrey. Show more

This week it's the turn of songwriter Joe Walsh to pick the Tracks of My Years, which today features a classic '60s hit from the Beatles and a track from Kings of Leon. Show more

Jeremy discusses looking forward to the Olympics, spending £9 billion on electrifying railways, racism and bad language in football, and summer rock concerts ruining parks. Show more

Steve and the team chat to head Olympic gardener Des Smith and country superstars Lady Antebellum. Plus there's more factoids and the non-stop oldies. Show more

Patrick Kielty takes the Drivetime reins to help you home with a mix of top tunes chat, and Nik Kershaw drops by to talk about his new album and tour. Show more

Ron Sayer Jr in session and an obituary tribute to trumpeter Abram Wilson, plus new blues releases and classic tracks.

Jo makes a very special announcement tonight, plus she's joined by Blur's Alex James as this week's guest album reviewer. Show more

Clare Teal presents the second part of Maceo Parker in concert with the BBC Big Band. Recorded at the 2011 Brecon Jazz Festival. Show more

The joy and tragedy of the 1972 Munich Olympics are explored through songs and eye-witness accounts. Show more

David Rodigan showcases his love for all types of reggae music with an hour of classic roots and reggae music from the '60s to the present day. Show more

Great music and top chat after midnight, including indie classics and more unusual tracks in Tunes of the Unexpected. Show more

Another slice of inspired daftness and great music to keep you happy through the night. More from Album and Record of the Week, plus Lester's and Listener's Library song choices. Show more